An easy-to-read text and vibrant collages introduce very young children to fifteen snakes, lizards, and alligators, ranging from the world's largest lizard to the trickster glass snake. By the author of Fishy Facts.

Scaly Facts

Chermayeff, Catherine

Chermayeff, Ivan

Richardson, Nan

Children's Books

Gulliver Books

Photographs and narratives feature the children of rural India

I Dreamed I Had a Girl in My Pocket: The Story of an Indian Village

Politics & Social Sciences

Ewald, Wendy

Social Sciences

W.W. Norton & Co., Inc.

Renowned as the world's leading female fashion photographer from the 1930s to the 1960s, Louise Dahl-Wolfe (1895-1989) was acclaimed for her fashion photographs, still lifes, and portraits. This book is the first comprehensive retrospective on this important photographer. In addition to her fashion images, the 200 photographs gathered here include Louise Dahl-Wolfe's experimental color work and black-and-white portraits of such luminaries as Mae West, Cecil Beaton, Josephine Baker, Christian Dior, Orson Welles, Isamu Noguchi, and others. In sum, they evoke a glamorous and unforgettable era.

Louise Dahl-Wolfe: A Retrospective

Arts & Photography

Goldberg, Vicki

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Harry N. Abrams

For 50 years Lillian Bassman has been one of the great figures in the world of fashion photography. Now, after a 20 year hiatus the 79 year old photographer is agai n at the forefront and her autobiography will thrill admirer s with its revelations. '

Lillian Bassman

HARRISON, Martin

Bassman, Lillian

Mnuchin, Kathy McCarver

Individual Artists

Bulfinch Pr

Nobody knew better than he the power words have over the minds of men - Ossie Davis

Malcolm X: Speaks Out

History

X, MALCOLM

WHITE, ANTOINETTE

Americas

ANDREWS MCMEEL PUB.

Gorilla: Struggle for Survival in the Virungas

In beautiful yet eerily disturbing color photographs, the "Indiana Jones" of photography records the struggle for survival of the gorillas of the Virunga Mountains, the land they inhabit, and the Rwandan people whose destiny they share.

SCHALLER, George B.

Nichols, Michael

Photography & Video

Aperture

Gorilla recounts in remarkable color photographs the strange and powerful story of the last few hundred members of a nearly extinct species: the famed mountain gorillas of the Virunga volcanoes. These inhabitants of the forested mountain range bordering Rwanda, Uganda, and Zaire, were brought to the attention of the world through last-ditch efforts to preserve their dwindling survival. Told here with rare force and eloquence is the story of a people, the land, the animals, and the environment that struggle to maintain a delicate balance in one remote corner of the earth. The photographs by Alabama-born adventure photojournalist Michael Nichols were taken during three trips to Africa since 1981. A contract photographer for National Geographic magazine and a former member of Magnum Photos, Nichols is celebrated for stunning color photography, seen in the pages of Geo, Life, Esquire, Travel &amp; Leisure, Stern, Outside, Paris-Match, and the other international magazines. His extraordinary images, both eerie and tender, capture perfectly the fascination of the mountain gorilla. The authoritative essay by George B. Schaller, Director for Science of Wildlife Conservation International at the New York Zoological Society and author of nine books, including National Book Award winner The Serngeti Lion, summarizes the last two decades in the existence of the gorilla and expands on his own pioneering studies in the late 1960s. Schaller explains how the animals fend off extinction in a beautiful, primitive land, and offers a potent warning of the effects of tampering with a fragile ecosystem. Since the original publication of this book, the survival of the mountain gorilla-one of the environmental success stories of the world-has been once again thrown into a precarious position due to the unstable political climate in Rwanda. Now more than ever it is important to remember the vital ecological role of these rare animals.

This book brings together challenging photographs that focus on the tense edge between conflicting worlds: North/South, East/West, First/Third. Illustrated.

Aperture 115: New Southern Photography : Between Myth and Reality, Summer 1989

Hagen,Charles

PANDEMIC presents a 20-year retrospective of AIDS through the work of over 75 artists from 50 nations. These powerful images in the photographic medium document the lives and harsh realities of people living with AIDS.

PANDEMIC: Facing AIDS

GORDIMER, NADINE

Annan, Kofi

Kennedy, Rory

Umbrage Editions

Once upon a time in Russia, Nicolas Cheremeteff was the richest man in the land. He owned castles and lands and 200,000 souls. But more than all his gold and wealth, he loved. . .music.The Pearl is the true-life Cinderella story of a love affair that broke all social conventions: the romance of wealthy Russian nobleman Nicolas Cheremeteff and a serf named Praskovia, a girl with a miraculous singing voice and kind heart. Brought together by their mutual love for music, their marriage shocked eighteenth century society but eventually became one Russia's greatest love stories. The Pearl features elegant ink and pencil illustrations overlaid with vibrant colors and depicts the rich fashions and culture of historical Russia during the time of Catherine the Great.Nan Richardson has worked as an editor, writer, and curator for over twenty years on nearly two hundred book titles at Aperture Foundation, Random House, and Chanticleer Press, as well as with museums and small publishers in the United States and Europe. She lives in New York with her husband and two children.Alexandra Young graduated from Pratt Institute with a BFA in communications design in 2009. She currently lives in Brooklyn, NY and works at Marvel Entertainment, LLC.

The Pearl: A Russian Love Story

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